Mercado Buenos Aires

"Amazing food! We absolutely loved everything we ordered! For starters we had beef, ham&cheese and entrana fried empanadas which were all amazing (our favorite was the beef). Then we took the parilla chica and milanese napolitana that came with mashed potatoes and fries… OMG so good! The entrées are very large, we could barely finish them… We had to try some of their desserts as well so we ordered the flan, which was too eggy for us, and the torta borracha which had the perfect combination of alcohol and sweetness. I wish I had more photos! We honestly can’t wait to come back again and try some more dishes."

"It's a bakery and restaurant and market at the same time, so do not come here for a quiet meal because it won't be. However, the food is delicious, and the service is friendly! Just for the dulce de leche crepe, I would drive the 30-40 minutes to eat here!"

"Best way to celebrate the year’s end! Tasty parrilla chica, ravioli and “chinchulines” paired with a delicious glass of red wine! You’ll definitely find the best meat in the city here! And the chimichurri to start the meal was amazing! Will come again to this delicatessen and restaurant place, “Mercado Buenos Aires” for the best home made Argentinian food in town! Ask for the kindest waitress, Karina! No wonder so many reviews!"

"Always a treat whenever I’m in town. Whether I’m getting breakfast or lunch this place doesn’t disappoint. Just a heads up though parking is difficult especially during their busy times."

"I wouldn't recommend this place to try Argentinian food ,it's just a place that cooks everything just like every other restaurant, they use the same meat except maybe for the chorizo, chinchulines or morcilla. I order a chroripan because it's hard to miss on it, but I really wouldn't come back just for that. My wife had a couple of empanadas that weren't bad but not the best either. We visited because I wanted to try things that I haven't tried before like mollejas and a fugazzeta pizza, which is in the menu that they have on Google maps and one of the reasons I picked the place, the problem is that the actual menu in the restaurant is not the same. After asking, the waitress told me that they could make a fugazzeta but they were going to upcharge for it so I said it was ok, it really disappointed me because it was just a premade pizza with cheese and onions, not even a good amount as it's supposed to. The mollejas were ok but not grilled I'm pretty sure they were deep fried. The thing that I liked is that the actual mercado has a lot of Argentinian stuff I bought yerba mate, they have beer, candy and Argentinian cuts."